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Titanosaurs Migrating. 9x6" Acrylic on wood panel; a Prehistoric Planet frame study.
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Titanosaurs Migrating. 9x6" Acrylic on wood panel; a Prehistoric Planet frame study.
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"The Titanos made short work of the coasts. Spraying boiling hot steam around the city, reducing them to muddy and moist wastelands so they could adapt to being outside the water" More Titanosaurs from Godzilla: Black Mass
As a brewing storm heralds the beginning of the wet season 99 million years ago in what is now the Kem Kem Beds of Morocco, a lone Spinosaurus aegyptiacus roams across a vast tidal flat while a distant Carcharodontosaurus feeds on a recently-killed basal titanosaur and attracts the attention of two Akharhynchus and two Alanqua as a flock of Anhanguera, the Chaoyangopterid Apatorhamphus and two Xericeps fly overhead, and an Araripesuchus ratoides scurries across the foreground with a random teleost fish caught in its mouth as two larger titanosaurs can be seen strolling in the background.
#Paleostream 30/05/2026
here are this week's #Paleostream sketches
this week we sketched Kank, Velociraptor, Plumadraco, and Chloridops regiskongi (the King Kong Grosbeak)
Sea of Light
Dying Alamosaurus lulled to sleep by the gentle waves of bioluminescence dinoflagellates.
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Day 6, but only Drawing 2, that's done for Day 3 of the #DrawDinosDaily challenge. Yeah, sorry, got busier with research than expected for the beginning of January, BUT! I got programs running right now, so I'm gonna catch up on this challenge! A bit out of order, but the Bearded Reedling is in drafts right now, so I'll get that done quick. Same with the Crested Partridge and Swift, and...ooh, Gargoyleosaurus, that's a good one. Like I said, I'll catch up!
That said, ain't this a neat one! Bonitasaurus, the beautiful lizard from Argentina! Not a terribly well-depicted titanosaur, so the references were few and far between, save for a...lot of Jurassic World: The Game stuff, surprisingly. But I went for a more traditional color scheme, save for the sometimes added gular flap on the neck, which I made a little bonita, along with the eyes. I'm happy with this one, and it's definitely helping with the practice, so no complaints there!
Time to catch up. Next up is probably Gargoyleosaurus before I jump into my taxon of personal and profession focus, the avian dinosaurs. Plus, I'm excited about the King Vulture (it's my favorite vulture species). See you next time (hopefully)!
Koleken harassing a Titanomachya.
The small sauropod however has an unusual defense mechanism. From glands along its neck it sprays a foul smelling liquid onto the abelisaur.
This idea is completely speculative and would probably never preserve. It's based on the one hand on golden tailed geckos and on the other on the fact that we have in South America a bunch of very small titanosaurs living in ecosystems with enormous theropods.
Scientists have stumbled on a rare dinosaur fossil from Antarctica tucked in a drawer. It comes from the tail of a long-necked, plant-eating
